Clinical

This event is fully booked. 
The number of first-aiders specialising in dealing with mental health problems is on the rise, with those receiving training in Wales for such conditions reaching 10,000 this week alone.
Research with people who have obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is often impersonal. Participants' thoughts, feelings and behaviours are reduced to ticked boxes on a questionnaire.
Mental health is to be given parity with physical health under the first NHS Mandate, which was published yesterday. 
People tend to find it easier to identify symptoms of depression in women more than men.
Being neurotic could prove good for a person's health, under certain circumstances.
Many soldiers who have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) also have undiagnosed chronic vision problems.
Care for people diagnosed with schizophrenia in England is falling "catastrophically short" and requires a major overhaul, an independent inquiry has concluded.
As well as a full and varied academic programme, this year’s Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference will see two public lectures aimed at the wider public.
20 February 2013 Theme: Formulation and Beyond:  Clinical Psychology in inpatient CAMHS
'The Youth of Today': Service User and Professional Perspectives Confirmed Speakers Organic vs Acquired: Differential Diagnosis of Social Communication Difficulties
Depression among sportspeople is gradually becoming less of a stigma as more men and women who play professional sport come forward and share their own battles with mental health problems.
This workshop has been cancelled This participatory workshop is intended for experienced psychologists, who lead, manage, supervise and coach, to consider complex issues brought about through gender-relations across organi
Systematic assessment of the risk of harm to self and others is now generally accepted to be a crucial component in the effective management of individuals with a history of harmful behaviour.  Using the method of structured professional judg
Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled.  Whether you are in the fore-front of CPP developments in your area or wondering what on earth this is all about, this day is for you.
A Fellow of the British Psychological Society has helped produce new guidance relating to the social and emotional wellbeing of children.
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) has strongly welcomed the Welsh government's Together for Mental Health strategy.
This workshop is for people who wish to learn more about mindfulness and mindfulness-based approached.
The conference will be of interest to aspiring, trainee and qualified clinical psychologists and consultant clinical psychologists as the theme is on leadership opportunities and challenges for clinical psychologists over the next decade. 
This event is fully booked.
A minister in the Holyrood government has spoken of the important part that evidence-based psychology interventions will play in implementing Scotland’s new mental health strategy.
The course will begin with an introduction to the science of sleep and then go on to described the various types of insomnia, backed up by use of case examples; before introducing a range of assessment and treatment options.
This workshop will strike a balance between the facilitators’ sharing their knowledge of working in the UK and Cambodia and encouraging participants to share and reflect upon their own practice.
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